Hackberry emperor Asterocampa celtis
Owned by Patricia Buzo (@DoodleBirdTerrariums).
Notes
Not sure if I have the ID right
Details
Biology
- Life Stage
- Adult
- Sex
- Unknown
- Morph / Form
- Typical / Nominate
- Color Pattern
- orange and black with silver spots on hindwing
Observation Details
- Owned or Spotted
- Spotted
- Number of Individuals
- 1
- Date Observed / Collected
- Jul 27, 2021
- Location Name
- Matthiessen State Park
- Habitat Type
- Forest / Woodland
- Host Plant
- Unknown
Identification & Conservation
- Confidence Level
- Uncertain
- Conservation Status
- Not Evaluated (NE)
- Life List Tick
- No
Provenance & Ownership
- For Sale
- No
- For Trade
- No
Notes
- Added Details
- Not sure if I have the ID right
Hackberry emperor
Asterocampa celtis
Find of the Day on October 29
Biology
Observation Details
Identification & Conservation
Added Details
Not sure if I have the ID right
Item Lore
The hackberry emperor is a fascinating specimen that serves as a beautiful example of the diversity found within local butterfly populations. As a member of the brush-footed family, it offers a glimpse into the intricate patterns and survival strategies that have evolved within this unique group of insects.
Hackberry emperor
Asterocampa celtis
Find of the Day on October 29
Added Details
Not sure if I have the ID right
Biology
Observation Details
Identification & Conservation
Item Lore
The hackberry emperor is a fascinating specimen that serves as a beautiful example of the diversity found within local butterfly populations. As a member of the brush-footed family, it offers a glimpse into the intricate patterns and survival strategies that have evolved within this unique group of insects.